kolanos

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by kolanos 2y ago
The serenity Prayer always have a stoic quality to me. "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference."
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by kolanos 2y ago
I don't think SQLAlchemy officially supports pyright,, although it would be great if they did given all the headaches people have had with mypy.
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by kolanos 2y ago
Not working as well on YouTube. The ad is blocked, but you still need to skip it. You didn't need to do this with UBO.
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by kolanos 2y ago
In my testing, UBO Lite is not working as well on YouTube. It blocks the ad, but you still have to skip it. Original UBO didn't require this.
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by kolanos 2y ago
SQLAlchemy is still arguably the most featureful and robust ORM in Python (although it is much more than an ORM). It is likely the best default choice unless you're already working within a framework that offers its own ORM. SQLAlchemy
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by kolanos 2y ago
> Doesn't the word "lonely" give you a hint on why this is irrelevant? You aren't going to ride a push bike to pick up fuel for your tractor in the Netherlands either. The relevance isn't that it is lonely, the r
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by kolanos 2y ago
"The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." ~ Mark Twain
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by kolanos 2y ago
It is considerably easier for a country that would be equivalent to one of the smallest U.S. states to abandon their dependence on cars than it is a country 237 times larger. Furthermore, the further west you go in theU.S. the more spread o
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by kolanos 2y ago
> Other countries like the Netherlands went through the same car-centric design phase and realized it was too expensive and bad for the country so they reverted. We can and should keep cars, but our reliance on them for our very existenc
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by kolanos 2y ago
True, but OP is already using nicotine, so assumed that wasn't a concern.
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by kolanos 2y ago
Have you tried Kratom?
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by kolanos 2y ago
This is pretty easy to do if you systematically under report crimes. [0] [0]: https://whitecollarfraud.com/2024/03/13/how-nyc-underreports...
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by kolanos 2y ago
> US signed Budapest memorandum. We promised to help defend Ukraine, if it gave up its nukes. Now we are trying to shake them down like a mafia. And also asking them to give in to Putin's demands, without asking Putin to give up any
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by kolanos 2y ago
This is arguably the most compelling reason for people to switch to Brave. If there are smart people over there, they'll make a concerted effort to keep Manifest v2 in their fork.
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by kolanos 2y ago
> 1. Misrepresenting congressionally approved expenditures he royally disapproves of as "fraud" This seems dubious to me. In almost all congressional expenditures the funds allocated are done so at a department level with broad
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by kolanos 2y ago
> But these checks haven't been deposited in a bank account in many decades, and the SSA doesn't even have a current address to send them, ... While this is likely true for a majority of cases. I am confident that there are bot
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by kolanos 2y ago
> Rule #1 of the new American oligarch: never admit a mistake Is this really a new rule? By my understanding of history, this has been the standard operating procedure for governments since... well, since they became a thing. And when mi
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by kolanos 2y ago
Work might be the only distraction they have.
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by kolanos 2y ago
Looks like it was compressed to 4MB, but still.
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by kolanos 2y ago
They didn't call it stealing, but yes. Google "Kenyan land seizure" for plenty of articles about it. The Kenyan government was particularly interested in Ogiek land, but it wasn't limited to them. It isn't much of a
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by kolanos 2y ago
This was the intended use for those funds.
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by kolanos 2y ago
> non-profit immigration Very vague. Wonder what they were really doing? I worked for a USAID funded company once. On the surface they were doing satellite imagery analysis for agriculture. Want to know what they were really doing? Iden
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by kolanos 2y ago
"Here's one they just made up: near miss. When two planes almost collide they call it a near miss. It's a near hit! A collision is a near miss." ~ George Carlin [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD
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by kolanos 2y ago
Was hoping [0] would have a flutter web version running. Now that would be cross platform. [0]: https://getthedeck.com
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by kolanos 2y ago
> Data center science has... well improved since the earlier days. We worked with Facebook on the OpenCompute Project that had some very forward looking infra concepts at the time. Am a bit surprised Meta doesn't offer a cloud provi
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by kolanos 2y ago
As someone who lost his shirt building a data center in the early 2000s, Railway is absolutely going about this the right way with colocation.
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by kolanos 2y ago
Could it have a practical use in space? Which is both already a vacuum and close to absolute zero temperature wise?
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by kolanos 2y ago
Cox is apparently experiencing a state wide outage in California.
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by kolanos 2y ago
> Ha! Yes, that should be the case, but new supreme leader wants to deregulate. Isn't he looking to strip the YouTubes of the world of their 230 protections?
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by kolanos 2y ago
Thanks for the in depth answer. Pretty wild that something that nothing can escape, not even light, can still just evaporate over ridiculous time spans.

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